Wage Increases and Minimum Wages Sample Clauses

Wage Increases and Minimum Wages. Effective, May 1, 2006 the wage rate shall be: $18.20 Effective, April 30, 2007 the wage rate shall be: $18.85 Effective, April 28, 2008 the wage rate shall be: $19.45
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Wage Increases and Minimum Wages. (a) Effective April 26, 2009 each employee in the bargaining unit shall receive the following minimum wage rates: April 26,2009 Group A Drivers‑Permanently assigned over‑the‑road (Barre area), 10‑wheel, carrying blocks or slabs over 15 tons, with a majority of time spent in such over‑the‑road driving .........................................................$19.00 Group B Maintenance .....................................................................................................$18.80 Group C Lumpers/crane operators, Boxer/Washstand, Grouter, Plant Sweeper Fork Lift Operator, Yardman, Shipper, Tool Grinder, Saw Helper Light Truck Drivers .......................................................................................$18.70 Note: all existing employees grandfathered at existing pay levels if over new minimums.
Wage Increases and Minimum Wages. (a) Effective May 1, 2006 each employee in the bargaining unit shall receive the following minimum wage rates: May 1, 2006 Group A Drivers - Permanently assigned over-the-road (Barre area), 10-wheel, carrying blocks or slabs over 15 tons, with a majority of time spent in such over-the-road driving $17.80 Group B Maintenance $17.60 Group C Lumpers/crane operators, Boxer/Washstand, Grouter, Plant Sweeper, Fork Lift Operator, Yardman, Shipper, Tool Grinder, Saw Helper, Light Truck Drivers $17.50 Note: all existing employees grandfathered at existing pay levels if over new minimums.
Wage Increases and Minimum Wages. Effective May 1, 2000, the minimum wage rate shall be: $15.00 Effective April 30, 2001, the minimum wage rate shall be: $15.40 Effective April 29, 2002, the minimum wage rate shall be: $15.80

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  • Employee Benefit Plans; New Hires; Pay Increases Adopt any employee benefit or stock purchase or option plan, or hire any new director level or officer level employee, pay any special bonus or special remuneration to any employee or director, or increase the salaries or wage rates of its employees;

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